John A. Lawrence

To Pat and family, Lynne and I have you in our thoughts and prayers at this time of sadness. I met Johnny in grammar school over seventy years ago and we became fast and best friends. Each day at noon Johnny and I had lunch at his home about one hundred yards from the school, always soup and sandwiches, especially welcomed during winter. In the afternoons, the old field next to the school came alive with the sounds of baseball, Johnny was always the pitcher and we nicknamed him "Johnny...

John Lawrence was many things to many people. His great sense of humor, love of sports, 50's music were things I loved about him growing up. When I was a teenager John was someone I looked up to, he was my neighbor, my boss, my Uncle John and my friend John. My heart, thoughts and prayers goes out to Pat, Kim and the boys. John had a big heart, and a gregarious personality he was someone very special. I was lucky to have an Uncle John as my friend John. I will miss you Uncle John.

Sorry Kim to hear of the passing of your father~Keeping you& the entire family in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Farrell

The Mousseau family was very saddened to here of Johnny's passing. Our father John loved Johnny very much. Johnny was a great friend to our father. He would pick him up everyday to go to the Senior Center. Because our Dad could not drive due to Parkinson's disease, Johnny also would drive him around to do his errands. You couldn't ask for a better friend. I'm sure they're together in heaven cracking jokes & are the life of the party. The Mousseau family sends there condolences and our...

Pat, Kathy and I are saddened by the news of John's death. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. I know Al and Doris will miss John. Al really liked talking and being around John.
Peace be with you.
Armand and Kathy Tetu

John was a happy guy and loved playing pool. He was always sharing stories and ready for a laugh. He was a wonderful man and he and his wife Pat were so good to my deceased husband Joe before he passed from cancer. I can picture them now in heaven saying, "You break em" then run the table. He will be missed by so many Joe will be waiting with open arms for him, they can play pool forever. RIP, John you were one hell of a wonderful man. Nancy Clarke